Alvaro Morata reveals what he told Zinedine Zidane as he jets to London to seal £65million Chelsea transfer


ALVARO MORATA plans never to return to Real Madrid after his stop-start time at the Bernabeu.

Chelsea yesterday agreed a £65million fee for the Spain striker and must now settle personal terms with him.

Alvaro Morata has wished Zinedine Zidane all the best for the future
Alvaro Morata has wished Zinedine Zidane all the best for the future
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Morata spent four years at Real before joining Juventus in 2014, only to be resigned by Los Blancos in 2016.

Now, just one year later, the 24-year-old is being shipped off again.

He told Marca: “I am very happy, god willing, tomorrow I will be at Chelsea, a club that has always admired me.

“I do not think I’m going back to Madrid, I find it difficult and for now it’s not something that I am considering.

“It was clear that the goal was to leave, it’s been a fairly strange summer and until I pass the medical examination, I’m not going to be calm.”

Morata was unable to dislodge Zinedine Zidane’s No1 striker, Karim Benzema.

Alvaro Morata shakes hands with Gareth Bale during his last Real Madrid training session
Alvaro Morata shakes hands with Gareth Bale during his last Real Madrid training session
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Real Madrid players rush to say their goodbyes to Alvaro Morata
Real Madrid players rush to say their goodbyes to Alvaro Morata
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Alvaro Morata shakes hands with Zinedine Zidane as he leaves Real Madrid
Alvaro Morata shakes hands with Zinedine Zidane as he leaves Real Madrid
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But he bears the French boss no ill feeling.

Morata said: “I told him thank you very much for everything and good luck for this year.”

Real Madrid posted an emotional video in which Alvaro Morata waves farewell to his teammates
Real Madrid posted an emotional video in which Alvaro Morata waves farewell to his teammates
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Spain international Alvaro Morata is excited to take his chance at Chelsea
Spain international Alvaro Morata is excited to take his chance at Chelsea
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Alvaro Morata leaves Real Madrid for Chelsea ahead of a £65million deal
Alvaro Morata leaves Real Madrid for Chelsea ahead of a £65million deal
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Dani Carvajal gives Alvaro Morata a hug goodbye during Real Madrid training
Dani Carvajal gives Alvaro Morata a hug goodbye during Real Madrid training
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Alvaro Morata does the rounds and says farewell to Real Madrid's training staff
Alvaro Morata does the rounds and says farewell to Real Madrid’s training staff
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Alvaro Morata leaves Real Madrid training in a 4x4 to fly to London for a Chelsea medical
Alvaro Morata leaves Real Madrid training in a 4×4 to fly to London for a Chelsea medical
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Real Madrid tweeted an emotional video of the forward saying his goodbyes to teammates.

He is seen hugging Zidane, Isco, Dani Carvajal and shaking Gareth Bale’s hands, among others.

Morata’s Stamford Bridge arrival means Chelsea can finally offload Diego Costa.

And he is looking forward to the challenge of filling his countryman’s boots.

Alvaro Morata hugs Real Madrid teammates farewell before leaving for Chelsea
Marca shows Alvaro Morata heading to the airport on it's front page
Marca shows Alvaro Morata heading to the airport on it's front page
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AS also shows Alvaro Morata ready to depart for London on its front page
AS also shows Alvaro Morata ready to depart for London on its front page
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Alvaro Morata wished Zinedine Zidane all the best for the future
Alvaro Morata wished Zinedine Zidane all the best for the future
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Alvaro Morata failed to break into Real Madrid's starting XI last season
Alvaro Morata failed to break into Real Madrid's starting XI last season
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Morata said: "I hope that I do well at Chelsea.

"I'm going to grow up, if not I would not have gone."


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